Allison Gloria

Bismillah in Arabic is بِسْمِ ٱللَّٰهِ (bismillāh), which means in the name of God.

The English word ‘baby’ is translated into Arabic using several terms depending on the context and dialect.

The English phrase “how is your day?” is translated into Arabic as كيف كان يومك؟.

In Arabic, ‘i need’ is expressed by أحتاج. The phrase is used to express that someone requires something or feels a necessity for something.

In Egyptian Arabic, ‘get well soon’ said to a male is سلامتك (salamtak). Said to a female, it becomes salamtik.

The English phrase captain can be translated into Arabic. The default form is طَيَّار.

The phrase ‘hey girl’ in Arabic is يا بنت. يا بنت is used to get the attention of a female or to address a female friend in a casual setting.

The Arabic word for jerk is أحمق. The word أحمق is used to describe an unlikable person.

The Arabic phrase for “why not” is لما لا. The phrase is used as an adverb to ask why something is not the case.

To say “thank god for everything” in Arabic, use الحمد لله على كل شيء.